aw an.
m .
r
llll Ill SllEll
& Ii.- I‘ll Will Give
l iwd, Speedy St.
4 Crack a
lewcight Cham-
, ,échthck
i“, Nov. 8.<-Al inld'oy ill
his title. and defend it:
. . it, for Alburtuil is going!
restlcss gamin of the!.
ill". Mike O'Dowd of 5m
leek from tonight. ‘
ulllns of the Clermoni A.
kiyn. succeeded in aigningf
meet the bristling St. Paul?
t the Brooklyn club on the2
v.14, the eve of the pass-
lt'rawlev law.
is fully convinced that he
t4 lyn born master. thinnedi
hopes to win. Mike alone;
is going to take a terrific
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bring down McCoy and
:. best have tried it. ‘
not be its showy as Abe.
t‘orbctt or Jam lh'ist:oll,;
take a drubbing with it
refuses to believe that he
- knocked out. He's been
r, but he in still the 'l‘flallr
to the fact that a lot of
of our middies will not
content td’ go along fizht-
now and then, and only
en fin docs face it man -to
rarity. in his own town he
booed nnmcrcifully when
the rinu,”whelher it, ill to
."titlc" or to be "knocked
the faithful.
ht Al was
weight champion at
ill) and rct‘MVPtl three
0le cheers. Al most
in shock. “4' new;-
eti in his life before, more
since winning the line
rue Chip, lie said after-
it was the first time that
or really ‘ felt like it title-
introduced as
some
pond
col-
had
. ip, who lost the rifle in
ll always hold that he Wt"!
'ck when the pair met for
id time at the Broadway
lub. Chip dropped McCoy
tit, and Al not one. Sci.
es clicked off 14 mantis
rtus was sprawled on the
ism to the referee's inbor-
Chlp allied an quul ruin-
it. and so did his manner.
9. but Al was told to go
o got. up. and he lasted. it
AIMS-T
4 mac CONTINUED
k Miro of Fall'ficld, had the
of facing a double hearing
dueport citv court today on
i violating the automobile
wits rm $25 and costs on
e and sit) and costs on the
lro was arrested Sunday af-
reckless driving. He was
and was proceeding toward
it he struck and injured Mrs.‘
of New Haven, and woe
~= ced under arrest. Both
9 continued until today.
' HERBERT HOOVER!
c of ocean-going ships. makes
m for us to export foods of}
ted value. such as meats.
eat, condensed milk and,
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rap on a ‘
Tou_c_.hi0‘0m
It relief! Thin-m or
ualiftaoll'wlflifingers.
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'other game of football before the sea“
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How would you like big basketball in Norwalk, this winter? 3
. “9"
The chances are that basketball would be Hipported in Norwalk tblsl
year, as good as it ever wall. The indoor game is about the only game that:
enjoyed much success in this city so far as professional] talent was con}
“*W' twin}-
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'fhe fiheepsbead Bay team, above all others, would do wonders for the?
gaufi in Norwalk. ,
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Wilbert Robinson has been signed to manage the Dodgers again. EVH
dently the owners don't blame Wilbc rt for Brooklyn's poor showing last;
season, l
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~ American yachtsmcn are opposed to Telling the old "Auit’rica" sol
abroad for good. ' 1
LINCOLNS AND RIDGEFIELDlACCOUNTlNG ASKED
SCHOOL TO PLAY AGAIN FROM 0. F. MALONE
The "Ridgefieid school and the Lin- _
coins, of South Norwalk, .1" play “warmer Collector Must Explain Receiv
"Chip.
tum closes and that game 'm be “as.“ Dudley Field Malone has been asked
ed on Saturday afternoon, Novemberito explain iii-proceedings as receiver
7. at lititigefield. The Ridgefleid for property at 272 West Seventy-third
schooldcfcatcd the Lincolns on Sat-fstreel, New York. A demand for such
urdav, October 20, by u score of 38-0.'accountlng was made in the Supreme
which still lurks in the memories ofICourt Tuesday by Alexander It Green.
'ed‘ by “Wallet ‘
lelaascd them by a wide margin.
. suit-ruin cuss nits m imam s5 76 78
Win hit am By Two. Pins and, 326 339 356'
Tare m min our : Hm m» l
Scoops Are New in l). Bredice 67 82‘ 70
‘ Second Plan Bnudow 16 79 33
The. Goddess of Virtue continue! Malliin 95 87 79
to smile on the Sentinel Cubs last 1. Brcdlce ‘“ 79 72 80
night, and the Bruins followed their
usual custom of taking two games out
of three. The Cubs’ opponents last;
events: were none other than the ““531 ALIEN FOR
downtrodden Hour Scoops. but head-7
317 320 312‘
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qu—a—
woumuo restart}
hi, 8.—Paul Lanze.‘
‘Be'oopn gave tilt: down town "shark“"draftsmiu of the Max Ami llachiue:
Compunv, was arrested today by he?
the fright of their young lives.
The Cubs-scoops match was 1!th partment 0' Justice “gem. for viola-
{on the Norwalh 811018. and “fulfilled tloil of his alicn permit relative to
incitement lipid-tr to . large crowd barred goat-tr. He is held upon a pl'P-i'fiould be alumni with him were Mey—
of routers.
identisl warrant pending instructions
in all fairness it must be said, that from the Department
the Scoops put up 5 Km". battle ('harlea ll. Lane, special agent of th"
atlainat a team which wormed” 0“” Department of Justice stated today
there is no question but that he will
The first game went to the (‘ubfi I“ be inter
nineteen plus, but the Scoops, “dd Llnze. who claims to be a member
lbv a mark of 102 by Wu" ‘3'” of the American Society of Mechani-l
Lbsck with a "I!" ll ”‘9 "m' con-‘0” Engineers, is specifically charged
test. and won by the overwhelmlng with violating his parole by making it
minority 0’ 'WQMV'3” 9"" The last trip to Baltimore, Md. recently, with-
some went nip and “Wk ‘0 "‘9 last out informing the authorities. He had
frame. but who the W319 1‘“ W" been limited to a zone prescribed as
‘flzured up. thy" "' d that the Cubs within the city of Bridgeport only. lie
had grabbed t ' .— rich by in vm- is turn said bv hepartment of Justice
K The CH!” “1353"“ badly last night oflcisls to have expressed pro-Gannon
in 0V5?! "me“- Van 'Buren. lie-Vomit views to shopmates in the Max Am.
and louthalt tailinc'to turmoil"h 3"" plant.
thins ilk: W" “5"“ ’W- huge iii 38 'yetirll of arm and has
Hlsh will? honors “m" '0 Md’a” resided in this city at 109 Lenox ave-
l
tied for the period of the war.‘
the South Norwalk boys and they are
now getting down to business to
learn how to hold a ball whorl they
get it. and not‘ta fumble it as they did‘
in the first game with that school.
The Lincolnu arc minus a few players
and if there is anyone who wishes to
plav with thitt team they may do so
by cullinz'on Manager Eli Chariolt on
counsel for H. Erik hfoller, executor :vf
the crime of James Ben All llnggin.
The former collector of the Port of
New York was appointed receiver eight
years ago. initial time Moller alleges
he collected more than 815,000 in rent.
but never paid any interest on the ear-
ly mortgages. He is now called upon
to show the dlsposltloh of such money
'ilcufors are the ghamprot the school‘
.or whether the sophomores will claimf
Saturday afternoon at the corner of
Chestnut and Concord streettt, all 1
team will practicc there.
and the balance on hand.
'39. Eugene Rubino was the owner of tilt.
iproperty. Two mortgages wcrc‘ held
ion it. one by Helen M. Kelly. widow
of Edward Kelly, the banker. and ti
, PLAY FOOTBALL ,ltttt-r one' by llaggln. The latter
“”10““ "’9" l' “0‘ ' varsity brought sit in 1909 for foreclosure. and
“’3’" f“ represent ""3 N°wflk High then Malone was made receiver. Last
Who“ in football. m" game i” “m year Mrs. Kelly brought a similar suit.
luckinlr in interest at that place for
lot elnter til, -
this afternoon at 3 o'clock the sen-i h it according to the execu
tors and the sophomores will enngc’
in’an inter—class, game of football at
Amusement park. it is expected that
a large number of etudrnts will be
present for thin will h" it aunt" of fill"
perlorltv to find out whether the
contestants auo ssmons TO
the interest on the first mortgage,
which it is alleged should have come
frontthe rents conectcd"by the’re-
ceiver.
caste ‘oeveus saves
822,430 on mess tit mom».
rAYER. Mam, Nov. s.—A saving of
the honor. The upper clan-men were.
822.490 was effected in the provision:
practicing for all they» were worthl
yesterday afternoon at the park and ng "I "‘9 3'0” “1"” “f "‘0 30‘“ infan-
they do not wish to be diszmced by ."y regiment at can“) Devena lav-t
having the humble lower classmtn'm‘mm' Captain ’05?” 31- Gridley,
little the honors of the dav. :reglmental '"DP’Y officer, no reported.
.._.-_.____._ ,‘l'hc money will he distribu‘led among
senmowooos mo mutant; 4"" “WM“! 00mmnder5r to he used
mu. PROBABLY amt: . 1'" buying extras for the then.
AGAIN suuolw? In accordance with war dept-rim
The Springwood football eleven “inflation. Captain Gridley was .1.
the Clintons. of Bridgeport. are now 10"“ 8 fraction over 38 cents per day
trying to make arrangements for tin-ill" man for Drovidlons. Glitters ex-
other name of football to be played in‘lilalncd that saving was due in part. to
this ion for Sunday. Nothing morefthe frequent absence of many of the
’concerning the success of the arvgmeu from camp and to the fact that
ranzements could he learned up to to-ilriends have supplied many delicacies,
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__ ;EXECUTIVE SECRETARY MARRIED.
NAVAL MAN DIES AFTER 1 NEW HAVEN, Nov. 8,—Announce
BOXING WITH ANOTHER ment Wart made here today of than
SAN PEDRO, Cal, Nov. 8,—Ncal line in reality of Kenneth Wynne. of
Benton. halter. at the naval station this city. deputy coroner and executive
near here, died yesterday as a result secretary to Governor Baldwin. and
of injurieél received in a Mlflfillliss Mary Cecelia Fielding. of Derby
match with anotncr enlist'mau Tues- The marriage occurred at the rectory
Just think! You can
lift off any corn or
callus without one
twingeof pain.
'A Cincinnati man:
distcovcred this ether
compound and natty
pd film-ozone. Atty
dmflht will fill a
tiny bottle of freev
zone for. very little
. coca. You apply a
fully drops directly
upon a tender corn
or callus. Instantly
the sorcnosn din
appeals. thcn shortly
ypu will find the
cum or callus so
loan: that you can
lift it right on.
Frame ill wonv
donut. l! on» in
slutty. doin’t
cat away corn or
or callus M m
lmut even irritating the all
. soft cm. or or.” he‘-
s
lift right on. Then is no
on iv Iflff'l'ffi. no itine-z
i
homomriweiium~
at 103. ‘“‘d high total to Del-‘orctit. at litre. for it considerable period. He will
”65- Tll" “WW?!" “"0"" '0” as {0" be taken to the county jail. pendint:
10“: further orders from Washington.
, Sentinel Cuba 76“ .._.
Pkg.“ :2 z; 3;, oersnosur rsmen GET3
Vila): Burcu 58 75 31 ",5“ FOR DEATH OF SONI
Deli'orcst *9 93 83 linimltpou'r, Nov. 8.+Compensn '
l ~———-—--—‘ lion (‘ommimltlncr Buckingham yestvr
! 307 324 327 day awarded compensation at the rn'c
' Hour W of :5 weekly’for a period of 312 weeks
W. s. lrclgnd ‘39 8R 7“ to Abraham Warmer-r. father of Wil
Comatoclt 'H 79 77 nun Wornfser, who ciaimcd that lie
W. lreland 73 3‘ 3‘ was dependent upon his iron for also l
McLean 72 102 91 port. Young “banner was injured ”’7
i
M an accident on October 3, while in the
2“ 350 227' employ of the Metropolitan Auto I:
Ev means if their-triple ““0" 0" Carriage (10., as the result of which
or the flour TYWI “‘31 "”“Mv lb" licdietl on October 6.
on “M place "I ""9 Norwnlk m'ln'ls in the coal business and earns only
permen's Bowling lunc- '1'“G 3 .v from $4 to st: weekly. Ills son carne-
.flfb now in a position to hold their ad» to will himabout twice a mouth and
Evantatzt‘ ‘07 ”051° "3" according. “’"give him $20 of which be retained a
i" indlc'llt’m- 7"” 8“” L'b’"‘pirt and sent the balance to the boy's
‘mtvhflt‘ 1936'" 0' "‘9 "m a” mother in Russia. lie-ides the com-
‘pensatiou the respondent cumpany was
ordered to'pay the funeral expenses at-
feudaut lo the burial of “'Ol’lflltf.
scratchiut: along in second place, and
the Hour Typos and Hour Scoops are
'tied for ”.0 cellar position. A post-
poned match between the Hour
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we'll. The team standing is as fol-i ' UNDER WE'NM‘NT DID!!!
,0". “ ASmGTOS. Nov 8.—-To conserve
' ' GP w L whim“ "a Ill-t8 “my?” use in outline
Sentinel Shirts 6/ 5 l .8334" perishablei, "'9 food administra-
Sentlnel Cubs "'9 5 s .
Hour Typos 9 3 5 333 ' canning of dried beans and dried peas,
Hour Swan 9 1 4 m‘l'l‘l'ot!‘ I Brecht government permit.
' Continuing their good wovlr it Hon-r Thole "0 modifies. it is held, can
day night. the Sentinel Slugs'took on 59 “mm“! in large measures just a:
the iimzr‘ 'rvpos last night. at the“!!! Without tannins.
Palace Alloys, and wallopcd the up": J y _ _
town delegation three straight game“ 0 .
Bolstered up by the‘ addition of ”:1 M'PLAINT ALMOST Go"; '1
Evalls and Kramer to their llncup.‘ ”’5 {WW an? Tar is mat.
the Slugs waded through their oppo :‘g‘: W. Day, 5° Campbell 3'9"
neuts. with a ”all that mm the ’l'y- . t. ”M'-
cbltis quickly. My complaint has al-
W 0‘ their D3 ‘ ' of most gone and i hope never to have
Evans. of the slugs. was the star _
it again." The experience. of thou
. . with a
the match, getting high single v there is no tier rem-
mark of 103. and high three strings
with a total of 288 The scores were ed; forcoughs, 00159 0" C’Onlr- The
' - genuine costs no more than substiv
J
lazy night. Benton received a severe of St. Mary'tt Roman Catholic church as follows. v, :tutes, and this old reliable. family
’hlow on the head and was unconscious "m ceremony be,” performed by Rev." Sentinel 3'00! cough medicine should be in every
lwhcn picked up. He came recently Dr. R. F. FltzGcrald, the pastor. They Schenk 75 73 82 borne every winter. Insist on Foley's
'ifrotn Pueblo, Colo, where his mother W"? unattended Evans 92 93 103 Honeyland Tar—time tried and never
[resided : ___ ' Kramer 74 97 93 “radiator-Powell Corp. ‘
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"It relieves bruit-t
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culnr‘uiiruits IS
DONE its PLAYER
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The‘ recent release by the Boston
Braves of Chief Meyers means the end
of the career of the noted Mission In.
dian so a backstop. Not a club in
either of the big leagues thought
enough of him to refuse to waive
claim. All down the line it was Shown
ltbat Meyers bud slowed “up to a walk
both as a backstop and bitter and it
he sees‘ any more service on the till»
mord it will be all a minor ieuguer.
Here and there a big league club
might be found that has use for him,
but they are not taking on extra help
in these uncertain baseball times. it
on capable as a coach of young pitchv
0’ ijfe'fers, but that. talent he does not porr
seas. Rube Marquard, his old battery
mats, promises to be in the big show
long after Meyers is forgotten. The
record of Rube with the trailing Dodg-
ers this year was so good that many a
manager would like to UP up to him.
Even John J. Mc-(iruw would Welcome
him back, though John and Rube did
not get along at all during .the latter
part. of Marquurd's care" with the
Giants, according to gossip at the time.
ROCKIES TO COME
, HOME FOR FOOTBALL
: .‘liany enlisted men from Bridgeport
at Camp Devens will witness the foot.
ball game between the regimental train
of the camp and the American (‘hain
company eleven here next Sunday. ac-
cording to a telegram received yester-
‘day by Mayor Wilson from Colonel
llerron of the 304th infantry.
' The mayor recently sent ll [t‘lf‘gfaill
to Major General Hodges at (lamp Dc
Vt'nfl, drilling hiln to allow tut intny as
possible of the enlisted men to accom-
pany the regimental team to Bridge-
port to witness the game and to visit
~their homes next Sunday. The ioll.;v..~
lug telegram in responlie was received
by the‘mayor yesterday.
"Your telegram of the 5th inst. to
Major General Hodges has been rc-
‘ferred to me. .i will permit as many
1
tor of the Hush estate, Halllln puld Sentinel Slug» retained their firm out... Womm_ ”w mm". mm m, I". Britt-croft soldiers as can b» mm
from their duties to accompany the
regimental football team next Sunday,
harlot number not yet known. . .
.(Slgncd) "COLONEL “EXXON."
DAVE ROBERTSON .
or GIANTS, when»
'NourtoLK. v... xiv. B.—-It is quite
possible that John McGruw will lose
{the services of his big right fielder.
Dave Robertson. Robertson has‘ been
coiled in the selected draft to take ex-
amination at the local draft board.
This call came immediately following
5554M has issued an order forbidding the the death of m°b°“‘°”'” brother 7'” .
too, who died at Appleton. Ala. 'l‘llton'
was a member of the Virginia militia.
and was engaged to be married‘ncxl
Saturday to Miss Janet Holiday, of
[XOHOlL than and Miss Holiday were
i'with Robertson’s brother when he
died.
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JACOIO 8H0! SHOP HAS A TEAM
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The Jacobs shoe shop. of Norwslk.
has orlzliuized a football team and are
now out to take the scalp of any team
either in town or out of town who liv-
erases about 105 pounds. The Jacobs
team is a very fast and snappy play-
ing aggregation and they bid fair to
[make a name for themselves. Those
teams wishing to play 'zames with
them may address all their communlr’
cation: to. Fred Charlott. Spring
street. South Norwalk, Conn.
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’ no ">ch of Lari": :lie concrete side»
it in lt'iri. ; the property of Nehe—
V
n th Knox and The Reliance Hook and
Ladder Company, in Rowsyton avenues.
has been completed. and has made a.
great improvement to that section in”
the thoroughfare. I
The Norwalk Yacht Club's float.
which was washed from its position by
the extremely high tide last week, in
again blocked up on the ashore of Wil-
son's Cove, and it is thought will lien-
safe from the water during the coming
winter.
A.
, improvements are being made to titre
home recently purchased by Miss Cam
rle Petty. from Frederick Sprower, 217.
the southern end of ‘llowayton avenul-u
A heater is being inutalicd. and the cel-
lar cont-reted, so that the water win
not enter on exceptional high tide»:
such as has been witnessed hert- dur-
ing the past month.
Mortimer C. Ogden of Rowaylon ave-
nuc, is nearly recovered from the am".
mobile accident which he' sir-taint».
when his car overturned in the Wilson
Point Road several weeks ago. Four
of his ribs were broken but they have
knitted together again very nicely, and
he is about waiting on his friends and
customers. ‘ '
Mr. and Mrlt. Theodore Neuendori. a!
South Norwalk, who. for many yearn,
were residents of the Hello: Hill sec--
tion of Rowaytou. have purchased inn
double house owned by the Edward H.
Smith estate, in Rowayton'ttvenue, anal ‘
will likely occupy part of it in the near
future. Their friends will be pleased
to see them here.
ill fill lllNllliS! ll0
lllliliiilllll, ills till
Still, lull Sillilllfl
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The Moment "l’aps'i "We.”
Readies the sums All "
W10“
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order—f‘really dues" overcome indi-
gestion, dyspepsia, gas, heartburn
and sournesrdne til-acid fermentation!
in five mththab—jttlt that—-
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selling stomach antacid and regulator
in the world. If what you out Jeth-
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and sructate undigested food or w£-'
ter; head is dilly and aches; breath
foul; tongue coatezl; your insides
filled with indigestibfe-wasu, remun-
ber the moment ”Pope's Wt!" .
comes in contact with tnu'stotucb all
such distress vanishes. It's truly Ii“!—
tonlsMng-almost mafielous. and th-
joy is its harmlsasnese.
A large fifty-cent cuss of‘Pape'm
Diapepsin is worth its weight in gull!
lumen and women who ed! get
their stomachs regulated. It belong:
your home—should always be kept
handy in case of a sick. soot, upset
stomach during the day oi- at night.
it's the quickest, surest antacid for
the stomach in the world—Adv. V
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that — suns» 1 KNEW
or A coon Dacron Ammo
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mBlz‘ovt-ten: He's
supposeo 10 at»: ,
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do To THAT Covers
1‘ SEWER mono—raven
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1 no He voter-vet:
A Art Fol?- monitor»
Av’d’ Tue renew. ”leg
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